Games Editor: Nesrin Dönmez (IE/IV)
Here are three puzzles: a Samurai Sudoku, and two Killer Sudokus.
The Samurai Sudoku puzzle is made up of five smaller Sudoku puzzles: one in the center and the other four overlapping the corner grids of the central one. Each of the smaller puzzles has the same rules as a classical Sudoku: each row, column and 3×3 grid must contain all of the digits 1 to 9.
In the Killer Sudoku puzzles, the dotted lines indicate areas called “cages,” each of which contains a set of non-repeating digits. By adding up the digits in a cage, you get the sum shown in the cage’s clue. A Killer Sudoku also follows the same rules as a classical Sudoku, with each row, column and 3×3 grid containing the digits 1 through 9.
Submit the contents of the diagonal going from the top left to bottom right of each puzzle to win a prize. Good luck!
Last Week’s Answers: Samurai Sudoku: 189 154 739 496 957 351 573 Jigsaw 1: 465 919 439 Jigsaw 2: 182 259 119
Send in your e-mail with the right answer to puzzle@bilkent.edu.tr and get a chance to win!
Prizes will be: dessert and coffee from Mozart Cafe (one each for three winners); coffee from Coffee Break (two each for two winners); hot chocolate from Cafe Fiero (one each for five winners); and chocolates from Bind Chocolate (two winners).
